Sentence examples for layer of elite from inspiring English sources

The show, a police drama called "Battle Creek," comes with an added layer of elite television pedigree.

These have been based on three key principles: the outsourcing of services, the development of commercial models of practice and the establishment a new layer of "elite" training routes.

"While the economy or information may have been globalised, it has not led to a corresponding generalisation of a cosmopolitan morality, if we disregard the tiny layer of an educated and mobile elite.

How would you respond to the argument that the sentiments and ideals expressed in the Freedom Charter represent only a thin layer of Syrian society -- an elite sector that is educated, westernized, urban, and/or living in exile -- and that the sectarian violence the country has descended into is a more realistic reflection of popular sentiments and political loyalties?

Certainly not in a country such as England, with an established Champions League elite and a layer of frustrated clubs and supporters just below.

Or "unpleasant whiff of eugenics," as Tris loftily described the London mayor's analysis of Britain's 2% super-elite and 16% layer of also-rans.

One is its collection of elite institutions.

Physiology and biomechanics of elite performance.

Pushing the Boundaries of Elite Sport.

The aims of this study were therefore to: (1) classify the activity profile of elite and sub-elite Australian football for players from one elite Australian football club; and (2) compare the activity profile of elite footballers across both elite and sub-elite competitions.

Pollens of elite cultivars may not be available at hand.